Wag Exhibit Opens in Pittsburgh This Monday
fragmentary notice indicates an exhibit named Moose Monday in Pittsburgh. No further readable details about organizer location or times are available.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1938
Page
7
fragmentary notice indicates an exhibit named Moose Monday in Pittsburgh. No further readable details about organizer location or times are available.
Disjointed OCR cites past teams and figures like Honus, Al, Boston, and Giants. Mentions clubs, leagues, and a potential game or season context with scattered names. Likely a brief sports snippet with unfinished details and unclear specifics.
A crowded notice lists many churches including First Baptist and Church of the Nazarene with service times. Christian Science and St. Elizabeth's Catholic Church schedule Sunday Masses, catechism, and reading rooms. Evening prayers and midweek meetings are noted for multiple congregations with special programs and speakers.
The Lake Erie Bible conference begins its tenth annual session July 25 and closes Sunday evening July 31 at its recently purchased ground at 4032 West Lake Road Erie. The first on its own grounds with hourly bus service for Erie attendees. Officers: President Rev W T Reimann, Vice Rev E A Hook, Secretary Rev G Hi Lloyd, Treasurer A Q Hermann. All sessions open to the public.
Erie conference leadership training school of the M R church will be held at Rimersburg August 1 to 6 with Rev WW Earl Davis of Greenville as dean. Formerly a Brookville district project the 1937 Erle conference adopted it as a conference school expanding its field of operation.
The annual Lutheran Day picnic was held Saturday afternoon at Glenwood Park by the associated brotherhoods of Bris and district. Guest speaker was G. W. Hess of New Castle.
The fragment lists names and entities connected to church publicity and Sabbath preaching, referencing Corry Jamestown migration, Model Dairy Co, Theo P. Willame, Guignoti, Superior Cleaning, Western Auto, Wilt J. Wilcox, Bracken Keating Co, Sterling Miike, R. Lawrence Davison, Davison Fogls Lumbar Co, Starr Memorial Works, Hepler Motor Co.
The notice lists events for Christian and Missionary Alliance Church and St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church. It includes address details corner East Washington and Maple, Rev. Crhimes and Rev. Wagner, Sunday School times at 11:00 A. M. and 5.30 P. M. plus morning worship. A women’s society meeting at the summer cottage of Mrs A. A. Merker is noted with a 2:00 P. M. gathering.
Corner Center and Smith streets. Rev. William Kuhn rector. Sixth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion at 9:30 A.M. Sunday School at 9:30 A.M. Matins and Sermon in the morning. Monday July 25 Feast of St James the Apostle Holy Communion at 8 A.M.
The United Brethren in Christ announces services at 11 A M with a sermon by the pastor and a 6:45 A M Sunday school. A Findley Lake Bible School trip by bus is planned for the evening. Weekly meetings include cottage prayer, mid week study, Women’s Aid Society, Brotherhood supper, and a Saturday prayer gathering. A dramatic pageant He Had Great Possessions is planned.
Citadel at East Washington and Park Street lists Salvation Army weekly meetings from Sunday to Saturday with open air services Sunday 9 15 and 8 00 PM and youth and Holy day events. Columbus Community Church hosts Sunday School 2 00 PM and worship service led by Rev J L Warner. Bethlehem Gospel Mission in Union City invites all for Sunday School 2 30 PM and evangelistic service 7 30 PM.
The Erie Conference wasp m s Church of the United Brethren in Christ ap Pindrey Lake draws large crowds as it closes with weekend services through July 20. A religious drama The Bog on the Dinh will be presented at the closing night program alongside training school credit awards.
Secretary of Highways outlines a reserve fund kept for rapid repairs after storms floods and wrecks. He cites June storm damage estimated at 198000 with dozens of bridges washed away and roads undermined, listing county damage totals and stressing preparedness to avoid diverting funds from other highway work.
A acetylene welding tank exploded during unloading in a downtown street injuring seven people. Adults Caporal 36 Joe Ratesh 25 Lews Godman 24 were hurt along with children Betty Watcon 9 Bertha Bethune 1 Jamies Wolff 11 and David White. Fire crews rushed to the scene and first aid treated the injured.
Erie July 23 county commissioners ordered investigations into WPA sewing projects amid charges that garments made for the needy were acid and that distribution favored certain liquor districts. A garment worn by a woman was said to be connected to County Commissioner Hale M. Schidraty, prompting the probe.
A large group of members heard Fitzgerald present his pension plan including an old six thousand pound scheme to provide a decent living. He outlined his positions on major campaign issues and other matters relevant to his candidacy, leaving attendees impressed with his clear outline.
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